This document provides an exercise on morphology with three parts:
1. Fill in blanks about morphemes - affixes are subdivided into derivational and inflectional prefixes/suffixes, a base carries the word's meaning, all grammatical affixes are suffixes.
2. Identify inflectional suffixes in example words - suffixes like -s, -'s, and -ing are identified.
3. Analyze example words, identifying number of morphemes, base vs affix, free vs bound morphemes, and type of affix - words like arguably, beginning, and centralization are analyzed.
A table is also included to complete with meanings and examples of
This document provides an exercise on morphology with three parts:
1. Fill in blanks about morphemes - affixes are subdivided into derivational and inflectional prefixes/suffixes, a base carries the word's meaning, all grammatical affixes are suffixes.
2. Identify inflectional suffixes in example words - suffixes like -s, -'s, and -ing are identified.
3. Analyze example words, identifying number of morphemes, base vs affix, free vs bound morphemes, and type of affix - words like arguably, beginning, and centralization are analyzed.
A table is also included to complete with meanings and examples of
This document provides an exercise on morphology with three parts:
1. Fill in blanks about morphemes - affixes are subdivided into derivational and inflectional prefixes/suffixes, a base carries the word's meaning, all grammatical affixes are suffixes.
2. Identify inflectional suffixes in example words - suffixes like -s, -'s, and -ing are identified.
3. Analyze example words, identifying number of morphemes, base vs affix, free vs bound morphemes, and type of affix - words like arguably, beginning, and centralization are analyzed.
A table is also included to complete with meanings and examples of
Derivational root suffixes meaning Inflectional principal morphemes letters Lexical grammatical stem prefixes 1. Affixes are sub-divided into …… and …… according to their positions with the base morpheme. 2. A base is also called a …… which carries the …… …… of the word. 3. All …… affixes are suffixes and perform a …… function. 4. The constituents of words are …… 5. English prefixes are always ……morphemes.
II. Identify the inflectional suffixes in the italicized words below.
1. My neighbors are very kind. -s: inflectional noun plural suffix 2. The girl’s face turned red. 3. She likes cooking. 4. The princess has slept for a long time. 5. Cheetahs run faster than horses. 6. Who works the hardest? 7. The students want a longer summer vacation. 8. Nile is the longest river in the world. 9. They are playing football.
III. In each of the following words
A. How many morphemes are there? B. Which morpheme(s) is/ are base(s)? Which is/are affix(es) (prefix or suffix; derivational or inflectional; class- changing (noun/verb/adj/adv forming) or class- maintaining? C. Which morpheme(s) is/ are free? Which is/are bound? 1. arguably Ex: 3 morphemes Argue: free base -able: derivational adj forming suffix -ly: derivational adv forming suffix 2. beginning 3. centralization 4. cloudless 5. character 6. correspondence 7. dismember 8. everlasting 9. information 10. whitish 11. trouble 12. support 13. stupidity 14. misunderstood 15. preview
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Morphology Exercise 1- MORPHEMES
Bound bases Meanings (in English) Examples (3 words with meanings)
1. ann- year - annual (yearly); - anniversary (the day on which an important event happened in a previous year); - annuity (a fixed amount of money paid to someone every year) 2. aqua; aque- 3. audi- 4. -ceive; cept; ceit 5. –cide 6. corp- 7. -clude 8. –cur- 9. –dict 10. –fer 11. gamy 12. -gress 13. -ject 14. man- 15. mor(t)- 16. ora- 17. pend- 18. –port- 19. –pose 20. –rod- 21. –rupt- 22. -spect 23. –tain 24. ten- 25. -vene 26. –vise; vis- IV. Complete the following table with the meaning of the given bound bases and words that contain these bound bases.
These examples involve clipping parts of character names from TV shows to refer to fans who "ship" or support the romantic relationships between those characters